How do I find out what package a file belongs to?
Show files per installed package
To show what files are in a package, use le rpm poloaiga. If you have the file name, you can turn this around and find the related package. The output will provide the package and its version. To just see the package name, use the –queryformat option.
O le a le Debian package e maua ai se faila?
Mo le faʻaogaina o le "dpkg" poloaiga e suʻe ai le Debian package o loʻo tuʻuina atu le faila faʻamaonia, tuʻuina atu mea nei:
- $ dpkg –S PathToTheFile.
- $ dpkg-query –S 'PathToTheFile'
- $ sudo apt-maua faʻapipiʻi apt-faila.
- $ sudo apt-faila faʻafouina.
- $ apt-faila su'esu'e PathToTheFile.
O le fea poloaiga e mafai ona faʻaaogaina e maua ai se lisi o faʻapipiʻi Debian afifi?
Lisi afifi Fa'apipi'i ma dpkg-fesili. dpkg-query o se laina faʻatonu e mafai ona faʻaaoga e faʻaalia ai faʻamatalaga e uiga i afifi o loʻo lisiina i le dpkg database. O le faʻatonuga o le a faʻaalia se lisi o afifi uma faʻapipiʻi e aofia ai faʻasologa o pusa, fausaga, ma se faʻamatalaga puupuu.
How can you determine the RPM package that owns a file?
If you use the -f option when performing an rpm query:
The command will show the package that owns a file.
What package does a file belong to Ubuntu?
Other notable ways of finding the package a file belongs to is using the online search provided by Ubuntu and Debian: Ubuntu: https://packages.ubuntu.com/ – scroll down to Search the contents o packages and enter the filename you’re looking for, as well as the distribution (Ubuntu version) and architecture.
E faʻafefea ona ou fatuina se fale teu oloa Debian i le lotoifale?
O le Debian repository o se seti o Debian binary poʻo faʻapipiʻi faʻapipiʻi faʻatulagaina i totonu o se faʻamaumauga faʻapitoa faʻatasi ma faila faʻapitoa eseese.
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- Faʻapipiʻi le dpkg-dev aoga. …
- Fausia se lisi o fale teu oloa. …
- Tu'u faila deb i totonu o le lisi o fale teu oloa. …
- Fausia se faila e mafai e le "apt-get update" ona faitau.
E fa'afefea ona ou lisiina apt repository?
lisi faila ma faila uma i lalo /etc/apt/sources. lisi. d/ directory. I le isi itu, e mafai fa'aaoga le apt-cache command e lisi uma faleoloa.
E faʻafefea ona ou faʻataʻitaʻia se fale teu oloa Debian?
Fa'afefea ona fai se fa'ata Debian fa'apitonu'u:
- Tatala se laina ma faʻaoga sudo su.
- Type apt-get install apt-mirror apache2.
- Tusa mv /etc/apt/mirror.list /etc/apt/backup-mirror.list.
- Fa'aigoa gedit /etc/apt/mirror.list ma fa'aopoopo mea nei mo le Debian Etch repository (Suia le Etch ma Lenny mo le Lenny Mirror) ona fa'asaoina lea o le faila:
E faʻafefea ona ou mauaina pusa i Debian?
Su'e se afifi aloaia (fa'apipi'i pe leai)
- Fa'aoga apt-cache (avanoa talu mai le Debian 2.2) apt-cache e mafai ai ona su'esu'e vave i le lisi atoa o afifi Debian avanoa. …
- Fesili atu i robots irc. …
- Su'e le upega tafa'ilagi a Debian.
What are .apt files?
apt-file is a software package that indexes the contents of packages in your available repositories and allows you to search for a particular file among all available packages. … You can use apt-file to quickly find out which package(s) you can install in order to satisfy that dependency.
E faʻafefea ona ou faʻapipiʻi sudo apt?
Afai e te iloa le igoa o le afifi e te manaʻo e faʻapipiʻi, e mafai ona e faʻapipiʻiina e ala i le faʻaogaina o lenei syntax: sudo apt-get install package1 package2 package3 … E mafai ona e vaʻai e mafai ona faʻapipiʻi ni afifi se tele i le taimi e tasi, lea e aoga mo le mauaina o polokalama uma e manaʻomia mo se poloketi i le laasaga e tasi.